Transmigrated to Ancient Times: Everyday Life as an Imperial Exam Candidate

The biggest advantage of this book is that the writing is concise and the plot is not procrastinating. Some imperial examination papers may have many chapters, but this one only has 400,000 words, and everything that needs to be written is written. Of course, there are still a lot of surprises, and the court line is a bit suspended at the end, so the author may not be able to continue writing.

It's quite good. Although the male protagonist has traveled through time and has knowledge of later generations, which he later applied to the court, overall it's not too exaggerated or outrageous. The identity of the female protagonist is revealed later, which can be regarded as giving some help to the male protagonist. According to my personal taste, I feel that this kind of foreshadowing is a little bit less chewy, but it is not harmful. Overall, it went smoothly, and there were no messy misunderstandings or entanglements in the relationship, which was pretty good.

If you open a shop, you will become a merchant. The classes of scholars, peasants, industrialists and merchants are very divided. In ancient times, merchants in some dynasties were not allowed to take the imperial examination. Scholar-bureaucrats and emperors could rule the world together, and the gentry were higher than other classes, and the gentry looked down on merchants.

I really think this is a good book. The male protagonist has a very clear view of love. He holds hands and loves each other for a lifetime. The female protagonist is also a very cute and individual woman.

I think this is a very nice book and worth reading.

It's beautiful, concise, clear and attractive. It's worth a look. It would be better if the scientific examination part was described in more depth.

It's quite interesting, the writing style is compact, and it doesn't add a lot of boring stuff just for the sake of word count.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, important things to say three times, worth recommending

Overall it's pretty good, but sometimes the connection isn't natural enough. Maybe the author wanted to set up suspense but didn't do it well. Overall good

A very good novel